Meet Lian Yunzhi, 6-year-old Chinese girl who broke women’s Rubik’s Cube world record twice in 3 days; solved in 4.27 seconds

6-year-old Chinese girl breaks Rubic’s Cube world record (female). A six-year-old girl from China has stunned the speedcubing world after breaking the women’s 3×3 Rubik’s Cube average world record twice within three days, becoming the first female speedcuber to record an average time of less than 4.5 seconds.Lian Yunzhi, from Chengdu in China’s Sichuan province,…

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Solar farms with taller grass, wildflowers and hedgerows supported more birds; study recorded 35.1 per 4 hectares |

PC: Dr Joshua Copping/ University of Cambridge Solar farms can provide renewable electricity while also supporting wildlife when managed carefully. A study of six solar farms in the East Anglian Fens found that bird abundance and species richness varied with site management. Researchers surveyed 23.2 km of transects across the solar farms and 15.2 km…

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In Italy, diners can take home the ceramic plate their meal was served on; the 1964 tradition now survives at 111 restaurants across the country

Plates often carry the best memories, those of good food and good times. But you always have to leave them on the table as you move ahead in search of the next best dish and company. In Italy, things are done a bit differently. In a tradition called The Piatti del Buon Ricordo, or “Plates…

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Aries Horoscope Today, September 24, 2026: Keep plans flexible as travel changes, while love and learning bring positive moments

General:The day moves at a plain, workable pace, Aries. Nothing too flashy, nothing too troubling. The Moon softens your expectations, while Saturn keeps you tied to practical duties, so life may feel less exciting but more manageable.One plan may change without warning, especially a long journey or outstation visit. Don’t fight that tide. Sometimes a…

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Can’t equate ‘digital content’ with ‘software’, says Bombay High Court; quashes GST demand on Karan Johar’s film licensing | Mumbai News

Mumbai: The licensing of copyright in a film by its producer and original copyright holder, is not information technology software under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act whether delivered via a digital link or hard disk, the Bombay High Court held and set aside a nearly Rs 80 crore demand plus interest and penalty…

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Delhi Police launches drive to boost women’s safety in parks, 379 held | Delhi News

New Delhi: Delhi Police is set to revamp its women-centric initiatives and introduce a slew of measures to curb crime against them, including intensified combing operations in city parks and greater deployment of all-women police patrols in vulnerable areas.During coordinated combing and search operations conducted across the Central Range on Sept 22 and 23, police…

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175 doctors, experts discuss advancements on autoimmune muscle disease myositis | Ahmedabad News

Ahmedabad: A national-level meeting on “inflammatory myositis”, an autoimmune disease that affects muscles, was organised at NHL Municipal Medical College in Ahmedabad, bringing together nearly 175 doctors, researchers, trainee physicians and students from across the country.The meeting was jointly hosted by the Myo-In Society of India and the Rheumatology Association of Gujarat. Renowned medical experts…

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Trump weighs 90-day diesel export ban as US fuel prices hit record high: Report

The proposed ban comes as diesel prices have surged amid disruptions linked to the Trump administration’s war against Iran, which began in February, and Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries. Farm-state Republicans have been pressing the administration to act as fuel costs rise. The Trump administration is preparing a 90-day ban on US diesel exports…

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